The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-03-10
EVERYTHING sold at cost at Wagner's


At the New York store: We bought
200 mems suits at 30 cents on the dollar
THE annual appropriation for Farmers
Institutes has been increased to $4,000
TIE Main street slide appears to be
the biggest thing Manitowoc has yet had
The examination of Penzein and
Swoboda has been postponed until April.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
THE snow has been reduced consider
ably from the warm weather of the past
few days.
THE only persons not out riding on
Sunday last, We're those who had neither
girls or horses.
THE Odd Fellows Lodge of this city
gave ball on Friday night which was
quite well attended.
THE Blue Book for 1887 is out. 1t is
"built" al out on the same plan as former
editions Of the work
Rev. Mr.. BossARD of this city and Rev.
John Faville of Appleton will exchange
puIpits next Sunday.
KEwAUSEE sent a large delegation to
Madison on Monday to see about" the
fixing OF the dock lines.
EVERY one having little cash and a
little nerve, has made money the past
year on mining stocks.
STocK in the Mil, L. S. & W. keeps
running up. It is said the road has more
freight than it can handle.
BUSINESS men generally consider March
pretty duh month, but this year, thus
far, it has been quite lively.
Dr. ADoLPH MoELLER, brother of John
Moeller of this city has decided to locate
at Brillion, Calumet county.
TIE silo will soon be feature of all
farms in the state. Everywhere one
hears Of farmers putting up silos.
4 MAN named Burns died in Brown
county lately, who had a family Of seven
teen children, eight boys and nine girls
CHALLIE delaines, good styles bat dark
colors, at lOc. yard at
II ScHUETTE Bros.
Table oil cloth, about ten differ at
patterns and colors, at 10c yard.
10 SCHUETTE Bros.
ALL the churches in the city are said
to have had larger congregations on Sun
day last than for any Sunday for years
preceding.
RAILROAD ties are piled mp at all sta
tions west of here The forests must
have been pretty well denuded of timber
this winter.
THE theatrical company which was to
appear at Turner Hall this week skip
ped" A few items Of expense have been
left unpaid.
ANTON JOHNSON of this city has prlr-
chased the Graham Brothers of Henry
Norton The vessel will be used in the
coasting trade.
TUE Turner's masquerade takes place
at Turner Hall on Saturday next. Atten-
ton Is called to the advertisement pub
liahad elsewhere.
those seeking to borrow money on
good security will find it to their advan-
t5ge TO call upon Gottheb DAIMLER, Office
over Stoves bank.
Tur Milwaukee organizer" who was
COINS to save the ship yard laborers from
oppression left the city little quicker
than lie intended.
RauBEIS, the Kossuth man whose
horses, harness and sleigh were stolen
last January, now offers $500 reward for
the recovery Of the property.
4 Lot Of odd vests for boys Of all sizes,
marked down from 75c, 800 and S1.25
ID Toe, 25c. and SOC, to close.
II ScHUErTE Bros.
TaE pupils of the public schools have
the anticipated pleasures of the APP
proaching vacation somewhat dulled by
tho intervening examination to pass
grade"
HNRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
< Hinrichs.
Ar the New York store: $50 extra fine
worsted and cashmere suits including ;
3 hat. 81 white shirt. suspenders anC
collars, worth IN all $1,000, only 1915 foI
the whole outfit.
AssEMBLYAIAN HANEY explains his ob
/ lection to the proposed amendment il
the Kewaunee charter by stating it would
take private property for public use:
without compensation.
OK Thursday next Two Rivers will pu
1 the green above the red and above al
other things. They are most enthusias
tic admirers of St. Patrick at Two River
and none of EN- are Irish.
THE Wagner Hardware Co. blossom on
in this weeks issue with a half doubl
column advertisement Read what the
they have to say with care and see if the
can be Of any benefit to you.
! 4 NUMBER of business men were on
jury few days last week in a little cas-
on trial before local justice. They wer
in happy frame OF mind, particularly o
Thursday which was q busy day.
FARMERS will have Fred Hinrichs an
the other local sportsmen on the hip nov
A farmer can order off any person huntin
or fishing on his land, and on refusal I
go is punished for misdemeanor.